Monday, January 26, 2026

Good Morning! On this day in 1878, the debut of the Salt River Herald as Phoenix's first newspaper set off an era of politically charged journalism and public feuds with rivals such as the Arizona Republican.

Seventeen states and Washington, D.C., faced a state of emergency from a major winter storm. See how the storm impacted Arizona travel in Top Stories.

With just 15% of shares remaining, The Flyover's current fundraising round is nearing its end, and the window to participate is closing fast. Most people miss this moment, so don't be one of them and invest now. More details below.

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Take The Flyover with you. Busy day? Listen to our daily 15-minute podcast while commuting, cooking, or walking the dog—your Flyover fix, anywhere.

Most People Miss This

We want to be very straightforward with The Flyover readers.

In the final days of an investment round, almost everyone is paying attention—but very few people are still able to act.

Just days ago, we announced there are 10 days left to invest in The Flyover. Today, that window is even smaller.

With roughly 15% of shares remaining, we are now in the final allocation phase of this round.

This is the part most people miss.

Not because they don't believe in the company.
Not because they don't support the mission.
But because they assume there will be more time.

There won't be.

Once the remaining shares are allocated, this round closes—regardless of the calendar.
No extensions.
No reopening.
No second chance.

What makes this moment different isn't persuasion—it's availability.

The Flyover is already what most media startups never become:

Profitable
Growing rapidly
Trusted by millions of readers and viewers
Built without corporate sponsorship or political donors

That part isn't theoretical. It's already true.

What is still optional—for a very short time—is whether you are an owner as the next phase of growth happens.

We are actively expanding:

Into more states
Into deeper audio and video
Into products like texting and The Flyover app
Into a larger, more durable media company built for the long term

Those plans are being funded right now.

The only remaining question is who is still able to participate before this round closes.

If you've been waiting for a clearer signal—this is it.

👉 Invest in The Flyover →

With roughly 15% of shares remaining, this is the final allocation window.

Once they're gone, there are no more shares in this offering.

Calls Grow for State AG's Ouster

A group of police leaders and state lawmakers called for state Attorney General Kris Mayes to resign after she suggested ways the public could justify assaults on immigration agents.

Joe Clure, executive director of the Arizona Police Association, called the remarks "reckless, irresponsible, and dangerous." State Senate Majority Leader John Kavanagh said Mayes "needs to resign in disgrace."

Last week, Mayes said in a media interview that the state's Stand Your Ground law permits a person to use lethal force against masked and unidentified agents if they believe their lives are in danger. Asked to clarify, she said she was not advocating such action.

On Friday, the police liaison for Mayes' office resigned, but it was not immediately known if the resignation was in protest over Mayes' comments.

Storms Elsewhere Disrupt Travel

At least 150 weekend flights were canceled and dozens more were delayed at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport as winter storms battered parts of the country.

Many of the cancellations were to major U.S. hubs in the east and south, with flights on Southwest and American Airlines among the most impacted locally.

Travelers were advised to check flight statuses and contact airlines for refunds or rebooking options.

Nationally, the storms caused more than 14,000 flight cancellations over the weekend, including nearly 10,000 on Sunday.

Hobbs Heads to D.C. for Water Talks

Gov. Katie Hobbs will join six other Western governors in Washington, D.C. to negotiate Colorado River water allocations ahead of a Feb. 14 deadline.

U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum will lead the meeting, with federal officials prepared to step in and enforce a deal if the states cannot reach a consensus.

Arizona negotiator Tom Buschatzke says the stalled talks come as Lower Basin states have already absorbed major cuts while Upper Basin states resist meaningful reductions.

Record-low snowpack in the Rockies has heightened concerns as the Colorado River's reservoirs are already at low levels.

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➤ Mesa: Six people were taken to burn centers after a fire broke out early Saturday at an apartment complex near Dobson and Baseline roads. (Watch)

➤ Tortilla Flat: Crews used a backhoe to free a semi-truck stuck on the narrow Fish Creek Bridge along the Apache Trail, ending a two-day closure on Thursday. (Watch)

➤ Grand Canyon: Crews completed pipeline repairs and restored water to Phantom Ranch, Boat Beach, and Bright Angel Campground, though restrictions remain. (More)

➤ Wickenburg: A paving project that begins today on a 16-mile stretch of US 93 will force nighttime lane restrictions, with work continuing through spring 2027. (More)

➤ Prescott: Smoke is expected to be visible in nearby valleys as fire managers conduct prescribed burns on 72 acres near Mingus Summit in Prescott National Forest. (See Map)

➤ Mt. Lemmon: Ski area managers monitored anticipated weekend snowfall in hopes of opening the Ski Valley slopes. (Watch)

➤ Three candidates have emerged as the leading options for the Arizona Cardinals' head coaching job, according to analysts. (More)

➤ Arizona men's golf will host the 23rd Arizona National Invitational Tournament beginning today at Omni Tucson National. (More)

➤ Moe Odum scored 33 points as Arizona State men's basketball beat Cincinnati 82-68 on Saturday. (More)

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➤ Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway bought nearly 56 acres of land around its planned $3.2 billion logistics hub in Wittmann, spending about $9 million. (More)

➤ The former owners of the Heritage Village assisted living center in Mesa agreed to pay a $100,000 penalty and never operate in the state again under a settlement with the state over abuse and fraud allegations. (More)

➤ The city of Eloy's planning and zoning board hosted an initial public hearing on a proposed 338-acre mixed-use development near Battaglia Road and 11 Mile Corner. (Details)

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➤ Phoenix Pinnacle High School hockey honored late teammate and pediatric cancer victim Graysen Briggs by keeping his jersey on the bench during the playoffs. (Watch)

➤ Bullhead City will join Laughlin in offering monthly events along the Colorado River as part of this year's America250 nationwide celebrations. (More)

➤ Golf fans attending next month's WM Phoenix Open can treat themselves to bright green scoops of Green Dream ice cream, with a portion of sales going to local nonprofits. (Watch)

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